... againft a perfon of confequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was Thurfday tiken inro cuftody, and brought the Duke of Portland's Office. The moment the miftake was difcovered, a proper explanation was made Mi. Grattan, and he was of courfe liberated. The warrant ...

... and made the arms of the French Republic to triumph during my day in Ireland, have at length been obliged to-fubmit to fuperior force of troops, commanded » rd Cornwallis. of war upon mv parole. (Signed) HUMBERT. The picture of Mr. Grattan, which the ...

... ejaculation every good The annivcifary of his 'Majefty's Acceflion to the Throne, was the day appointed by the Countefs of Cardigan for delivering to the Windfor Loyal their colours. At eleven o'clock the volunteer corps, accompanied the Memberi of the ...

... hardwarcinan. Robert Maitland, of Bifhopfgate-flrectwithin, merchaut. John Buchannan, of merchant. Robert Rtchardfon, of St. John'sflrcet, japanner. John Barrett, of King-ftreet, cabinet-maker. John James MailLrd, of Lime-ftrcet, merchant. Wm. Martin, iltoi, porter ...

... William Gullev, John Wild, James Mitchell, James Munyar, Mary Burns, Richd. Botterill, John Gander, Edward Gibbons, Jacob Hamilton, William Bennett, Mary Cotter, Samuel Jones, Henry Miers, Thomas Weaver, John Rapley, John Lockwood, John ...

... Catholic Bishop and a priest, who protected him from tlie attacks of the mob, while he was getting into a house. The Clanricarde arms, that were at the hotel, were torn down fact, cannot give you idea of the state the town. It is hoped the contest will terminate ...

... A division 3,000 rebels was lately driven over the Portuguese boundary, and the Spaniards compelled them to lay down their arm*, and sent them into the interior. —Our troops remain passive spectators of occurrences. BISHOP OF CHESTER. —This learned and ...

... Departed Wobtii. ?'Hie freemen Chester have just erected a monument in the Cathedral there, to the memory that excellent man, Sir John Grey Egerton, Bart., their late lamented representative. The expense this tribute to sterling integrity and uncompromising ...

... favour of the demands of the Roman Catholic were presented from various places in Ireland, by Messrs. Grattan and S. Rice, Sir H. Parnell and Sir John Newport, Mr, Hume and Mr. V. Fitzgerald. . Mr. HUME said the Irish Roman Catholics were as much oppressed ...

... Vincent, Esq. ditto Air. John Purdue, Speenbamland Rich. Cannon, Esq. Speenhamland Mr. Isaac Parsons, Benjamin Hawkiuf, Esq. ditto Mr. John Padbury, Speenhamland Mr. Daniel Ailee, Newbury Mr. Thomas Nias, Newbury Mr. John ditto Mr. John Trumplett, ditto Mr ...

... Chancellor of England, Archdeacon of Cambridge, ReV. Dr. D'Oyly, Wm. R. Hamilton, Sir John Nirholl, Sir H. Halford, Sir A. Cooper, Sir Chnrles Price, Sir R. H. Inglis, M P. Sir John Richardson, the Solicitor General, B. C. Bnwlie, W. Ward, M.P. W. Cotton, Rev ...

... scorcu. F.xcter Clifford Morton Willoughby Gray Aylesbury. Broke Sinclair earls. Colville. Stamford Middleton irish. Boston Cardigan Rivers Mount Caehcl Shaftesbury Dvnevor Mayo Abingdon Walsingham O'Neill Plymouth Bagot Charlcvillo Scarborough Grantley ...